Involvement in STEM Outreach at Early Education Levels

Supporting and partnering with programs like Girls Who Code or Technovation Challenge helps demystify tech and product careers for girls starting as early as elementary and high school. This proactive approach nurtures a future pipeline of talented women interested in product management.

Supporting and partnering with programs like Girls Who Code or Technovation Challenge helps demystify tech and product careers for girls starting as early as elementary and high school. This proactive approach nurtures a future pipeline of talented women interested in product management.

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